Failing deploy with Netlify due to callouts shortcodes

[forosocialcriptana]

Hi!
Recently I started to use Netlify to deploy my site and in the last update I got a failing deploy. Below is the part of he log with the problem. It seems the problem is related to the callout shortcode, but I can deploy the the site without trouble in my local computer.
I'm using the last version of Wowchemy.

$ hugo --gc --minify -b $URL 
10:29:25 AM: Building sites … Total in 155 ms 
10:29:25 AM: Error: Error building site: "/opt/build/repo/content/authors/pah/_index.md:126:5": failed to extract shortcode: template for shortcode "callout" not found

Any idea about how to solve the problem?

[chrede88]

I'm not using Netlify myself, but it could be that you are using an old version of Wowchemy to build your page. The shortcode callout was introduced on Sep. 26th, see this link: bcf6297
Your go.mod file might be pointing at an older version for the Netlify build.

[johnnyvenom]

Hi, I encountered the same issue when I updated my site today. I was able to fix it, but not clear on the actual correct and permanent fix. When I was working on my site, it seems an update was triggered (I assume pulled the most recent modules, though I wasn't paying close attention). When I pushed my changes, Netlify build failed as described above. I ran update_wowchemy.sh to see if that would fix but didn't, but then looking at the script I see it sets the Hugo version in netlify.toml from the wowchemy/config.toml file on Github, which apparently has been replaced with config.yaml. I copied the Hugo version directly from that file to my netlify.toml file and pushed everything and the build was successful.

I don't see the update_wowchemy.sh script anywhere in the Wowchemy docs any more; has it been done away with? I assume the update that was triggered when I worked on the site locally was doing the same, but not knowing where it was running from, I'm not clear on how to check if it is set up correctly.

Can this be clarified?